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Expand Up @@ -32,6 +32,19 @@ sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

**You will need to log out and lock back in** for user changes to take effect.

You can also setup this environment on CBL-Mariner
```bash
# Install required dependencies.
sudo dnf -y install git make tar wget curl rpm golang genisoimage python bison gawk glibc-devel binutils kernel-headers
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Andrew just updated our core docs as well: microsoft/azurelinux#5063

I'm thinking we may want to unify to a single source of truth (ie hyperlink back to the core repo for some of this).

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You may want to install rpmlint, in this case you first need to add the extended repo
```bash
sudo tdnf -y install mariner-repos-extended
sudo dnf -y install rpmlint
```

At the moment docker does not support Mariner.

## Clone CBL-Mariner and Build the Toolkit

To build the CBL-MarinerTutorials repository you will need the same toolkit and makefile from the CBL-Mariner repository. So, first clone CBL-Mariner, and then checkout the stable release of interest (e.g. 1.0-stable or 2.0-stable), then build the toolkit.
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